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Meanings of much unpleasantness in English
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Usage of much unpleasantness in English
1
The gendarme did not, in the end, cause too much unpleasantness either.
2
There would be a landing, and a search for proof, and much unpleasantness.
3
The increased vocal protest by Mennonites has not resulted in much unpleasantness in Newton.
4
So much unpleasantness had gone, taken with her life.
5
They were wont to mean much unpleasantness for him.
6
In this way one can avoid much unpleasantness.'
7
You must be prepared to face much unpleasantness.
8
That was the very problem with the auction house, the catalog, these assessors...Too much unpleasantness to discover.
9
To see a cooking stove in a dream, denotes that much unpleasantness will be modified by your timely interference.
10
If she is thin and pale, it denotes that you will have an invalid in your family, and much unpleasantness.
11
If the relations between the chief and the second in command are good, much unpleasantness and many unnecessary worries can be avoided.
12
To see others in this plight, denotes that you will have much unpleasantness in your circle, caused by quarrels from those under you.
13
I did not want to force anyone to wear boots he did not care for; it might lead to too much unpleasantness and responsibility.
14
She was being jumped upon, and it was unpleasant; but, after all that had happened, it was only fitting that she should undergo much unpleasantness.
15
That there Manderton has made so much unpleasantness in the house with his prying ways that I said to myself, sir...
16
"Lord Fawn has been here," she said, "and there has been ever so much unpleasantness.